This course will introduce students to how academics, activists, and practitioners have worked to address the root causes of violence and imagined possibilities for change. The course will offer opportunities for students to explore first-person accounts from people differently positioned in relationship to institutions of punishment and healing in order to understand both the challenges and possibilities of engaging in healing-centered work. Topics will include trauma, liberation, and healing justice, restorative vs. retributive justice, conflict resolution, de-escalation, mind-body awareness, and social-political consciousness.
This course is available on Monday or Wednesday evenings.
This is the second of three courses that comprise the Trauma Informed Engagement and Healing Certificate at Evergreen. Courses must be taken in sequential order.
Anticipated Credit Equivalencies:
2 - Social Psychology
2 - Sociology of Health
Registration
Students must complete The Social Psychology of Trauma and Healing before taking this course.
Prerequisite: Students must take the Social Psychology of Trauma and Healing course first if enrolled in the certificate.
Academic Details
This offering is connected to the Trauma-Informed Engagement and Healing Certificate at Evergreen. For more information visit: https://www.evergreen.edu/academics/professional-continuing-education/t…
Psychology, sociology